It's also a great improvement over the 16:9 panels Lenovo had been using on the Extreme in the past. The ThinkPad X1 Extreme is equipped with a 16-inch, 16:10 display, making it a bit larger than the 15.6-inch screen Dell uses on the XPS 15. On the Grand Theft Auto V benchmark at very high settings, the game ran at 80 fps at 1080p and 47 fps at native resolution on the X1 Extreme. At 1080p, it ran Civilization VI: Gathering Storm at 65 fps, just two frames behind the XPS 15 (67 fps). While Lenovo doesn't call the ThinkPad X1 Extreme a gaming laptop, it's somewhat specced like one, including the RTX 3060 in our unit. The CPU ran at an average speed of 3.29 GHz, with an average temperature of 87.04 degrees Celsius (188.67 degrees Fahrenheit).
During this test, the ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 started with a score of 12,178.95 before dipping (as is usual) to a steady state in the mid 11,000's. To stress test productivity notebooks, we run the Cinebench R23 benchmark on a loop 20 times.
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